Items
The Item object represents a “product item” as a transactable element of a product that, for example, in a created order, is represented as a “line item” of that order.
This object contains the following properties:
id
string
Identifier for the item.
Example: ITM-0690-0539-0001
href
string
The resource URI of the Item.
Example: /product-items/ITM-0690-0539-0001
name
string
Name of the item.
Example: Microsoft 365 Apps for Business
description
string
Item description.
Example: Best for businesses that need Office apps across devices and cloud file storage. For businesses with up to 300 employees.
externalIds
Example:
terms
Terms
Terms for the Items, as defined in the Terms object.
Example:
quantityNotApplicable
boolean
Indicates if the quantity is not applicable or relevant to the product item being sold.
Example: true
status
Status of the item.
Example: Draft
parameters
Captures any additional information required for a product item and is defined by item configuration parameters.
Only item configuration parameters are available on this list.
Example:
group
Item group to which the item has been assigned.
unit
UnitOfMeasure
Unit of measure assigned to item.
product
Product to which item is assigned.
audit
AuditObject
Audit object with possible entries: created, updated, activated, terminated, according to the lifecycle of the object.
Example:
Parameter
The parameter object contains the value of the given parameter along with additional information like constraints.
id
string
The identifier of the parameter definition this value refers to.
Example: PDF-1234-1234-1234
externalId
string
ID of the parameter in the external system.
Example: SKU
name
string
Display name for the parameter.
Example: Stock keeping unit
value
string
Value of the parameter.
Example: 65272478BB01A12
ExternalIds
vendor
string
A vendor identifier is an item identifier that is recognizable by the vendor, ensuring that when an order is placed, they will easily understand which item needs to be provided.
Example
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